'The cause of death is unequivocally organophosphate' - Aaron Motsoaledi on spaza shop deaths
Jacques Nelles
28 October 2024 | 13:58Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi said swabs were being tested to determine whether the pesticide that caused the deaths of six children in Naledi, Soweto, was present at their local spaza shop.
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